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NfATKfsfoSY.
Its True ObJects-Ths Beauty OF Homo and
True Happiness Of Life. si

True Happiness of Life.
baltimore american.
What 10 loyelier to behold, moro do.
serving Of honor and praise, than noble,
good, true, unseldsb, and unconventional
womsn2 Are they many? Are they few ?
Man, II you find one consider yourself
blessed, and duly and. rightly appreciate
and deserve tho value Of thia prize. l
count a pure, intelligent, well.bred woman
the most attractive object OF vision md
contemplation In the world-one who
abhois deceit, trlckery, everything save
honor and truth. Picture such a woman
as a wife, a mother, cannot you clearly
bring 10 your vision her home place Of
peace, harmony and contentmcntP 0,
young men, look for such women
L you are seeking happiness. Il
this Ia your object, the right and
only one In contracting matrimony, and
you are not a Calculating Romeo" search
till you find hcr, for she Is to be found.
Man, II you want wife, a companion, q
helpmste, do not expect to find her In the
conventional ciasa. Q, how l do loathe
conyentionalem. Give me true, honest
person, Tor In these there Is dependence.
When woman contemplRtea matrimony,
hor only object Ia to marry tho man Of her
choice, solely for himself, thinking by tho
union peace and happiness will be brought
to their souls, because Bhe loves him, and
by being Joined her love Is consecrated to
o holy cause. They plant q home, they
rear good, beautiful little ones, which ID
always the case whore there 10 8 perfect
blending Of two noble natures. 1t Is good
Tor the eyesight to view two souls mated
o, may we see many OF them.
Women, look for good met. II you
can't find one Of this kind, implote you
to take none ut all. Don't marry simply
Tor home, q support, for the sake Of es.
Gaping old msidenship, for 1t would be
teniold better to remain single than to be
m imperfect wife, or wife IN name only,
| 0, how ! wish could talk with you.
young women. Do not throw yourselves
away. How woman could we'd when
abe does not love 10 mystery to me. The
same query is applicable to men.
Another poiut: Happiness and aelf.
lishness can never flourish in tho same
stem; one kills the other. To DO welded
happily, the promoter Is congeniality and
unselfiahnese. A good woman will en-
dure much for her husband, the man fol
his vile. a true woman will smile, cheer
aud help her husband should clouds
como. Then ia the time to test her char
acter, solve the problem, the object Of her
mstrimony. Men, look for women Will
a heart, q soul lido not lettheir facial beau
ty be- their sole attraction, rather lot 1t BIZ
their beauty Of soul and character tina
inspires your love for them. For with
these there is no autumn, no fading; thei
leaves will DO fresh and beautiful forever
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Tho Ohio Republican Contest.

So iar az the head Of the State ticket is
concerned, there is no contest among
Ohio Republicans. Governor Foraker has
borne himself 60 well in his office, is so
great q iavorite with his party and is
known to BIO so strong with the people,
that his nomination 10 not only conceded
but presented to him for his acceptance
in the light Of public duty. For the
other places on tho ticket there will be
friendly rivalry, with perhapo no more
than the ordinary run Of dissppointments.
To tho nominations add q good platform,
and the work Of the convention ia done.
But the idea has taken hold of como OF
our patty friends in Ohio that something
more should be done by the convention.
1t is thought to be the proper thing to
say to Republicans elsewhere that Ohio
Republicans are bent upon presenting to
the National Convention OF next year the
Hon. John Sherman rs their first choice
for the Presidency. Since but few OF the
dslegatcs to that convention have been
elected with this question in view, and
since there has been no test Of party
opinion on this subject, it is impossible
for anybody to say that this statement II
made would DO true.
Senator Sherman ia strong in Ohio, as
he is elsewhere, and it may be that in the
year Of the National Convention the party
will turn to him Tor leadership. But it 10
not probable that the resolution Of en-
dorsemsnt can go through the Toledo
convention without making trouble, and
It 10 better to avoid trouble where nothing
can be gained by encountering 1t.
SIS Under the we'll known circumstances
the moral effect Of an endorsement would
not DO great. 1t would not change the
Presidential preference OF any Republic
cans anywhere. 1twould notgiye Mr.. Sher.
man sure hold on the Ohio delegation
for next year, for there is no longer unit
rule to operate, though his friends were
disposed to resort to that expedient.
The Presidential battle comes next year.
That will bs time enough to draw the !,
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, NAB.

1 AVN &iA oLthA VI IA w abLA
i. REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, NAE
SHALL COUNTY. a7i re,
By virtue OF n deed Of trust made BY James l.
Rice 70 the undersigned Trustee, dated on the lia
day OF June. In the year 1851, and recorded 10 hs
olilce Of the Clerk OF the County Court o! anssl
county, West Virginia, III Deed OF Trust BOOK 10
4 folio Is, Will Sell at public auction at the front
door OF the Court HOUSE o! Marshall county
SATURDAY, 2Ith DAY OF SEPTEAH ER, Isl,
commencing at ton O'Clock 4. T., q certain tnctd
land situate on the waters OF HEekmRa a b's1ta
Of Fish creek, In Marshall county, West VilgHL
and bounded as follows: Beginning at htttOT
corner 10 said Rico In the Marshall aud Wezel op1s
" linc North 69ae west liS poles 10 stone pLe!1
Eiaw's line; thence north 90 east 69H poles vi
stake and ". o. bush In road, an agreed c0tEH
between Peterson, Rice and EfAw: thence nla
S21e west . poles 10 stone near the road theme
north 6io west 20 poles to stone; theuCe south "
west Il poles to III OAK; thence south 25' ws'
poles 70 hickory; thence north $50 west y poa
10 ". 0. corner between Rice and E!aw; theme
south S0' west l0lM poles to u bush corner Of Wv
entine Bronan: thence north n poles to slo1e
within one rod Of sugar marFed It's 4 come,
thence north 4lo west "A poles to stone in Bcts'
line on north bank Of Hickman; Themes with Aid
line north 2Sho east S0poles to stone near pine
thence south 6iS east 50 poles ton W, O.; theaa
s5h' east 10 potcs TO ", O.; thence north y ea!
Dc poles to drain: thence North az east n pos
to red oak; thence north ITO east G. poles ~
red oak; thence north s0' cast 26 poles 10 bua;
thence north $50 east IS poles to sugar; thtle
south G4e east 1s6 poles TO the temporary Tine ga
with the same south % cast Us poles TO Tho peslr
ming; containing four hundred and seven aero
less. ~ l25G57ls5 II ,.I,G'' ! ~
s. TERMS OF sALK-One-hatf Of the purchase
money and as much more o. tho purchaser M
elect 10 pay, cash, and the residue In one year WE
interest thereon from the DAY OF sale, The pG,,
chaker 10 give his note with approved security ah9
the title To be retained or deed OF trust giyen@
secure the deferred payment. .,
Iitle believed 70 be good, but sailing "a ulsTES
viii only sell and convey such tillo as Is yeS!eaI
mo. y5ay5..,fzE, JOAN J. JONES,
leo w Al sri yl.s3 es.- TrIttce.
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lines and begin The action, II then Mr..
Sherman shall have the party with him,
all Republicans will feel that they have a
good stropg man who will run well aud, II
elected, make President Of whom the
party and the country luay BIO proud.
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on The popular Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
on Friday, July 20, 1857, under the au.
spices Of the Asion Singing Society Of
Wheeling. The Central Ohio smnssries.
takes place on July 20, 80 and 81 ct
Columbus, Ohio. Among the aoloisss en-.
gagged arc Madame Fursch, Madi and
Max Heinrich. This is q good chance alao
to visit the great Stats institutions there
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~V~
II You

would enjoy your dinner and are prevent
ed by dyspepsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia
tablets. They are positive cure Tor dys-
pepsia, indigestion, 1atulency and conati-
patton. We guarantee them. Is and so
cent?. Logan & Co. and O. Menke.
meller. sss sg5. ID, ~ "a 7
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BnowS's Ginger, The genuine article, with
hot water and sugar, causes the strength
to be sustained, makes the skin act we'll,
and does no harm. Try it. Frederick
Brown, Philadelphia. l97
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pLuNpERED CHICAGO.
Tho City Council up to tho Same Game u,
hS, tho County. sy f&


tho County. ~
Chicago Inter 0etan.
There 10 q grief which We fear will
be a continuing one In this community,
and that Is on account o! tho fact that the
boodlers Of the legislative department Of
tho city government can not be sent down
to Joliet In company with their friends
the County Commissioners. There 10 not
all Intelligent man in Chicago but what
believes that up to last April'the majority
OF the members Of the City Council for
years have been corrupt and utterly IN.
worthy Of confidence. Many OF them
have the reputation OF wealth gained in
that way, and others without occupation
have found means TO squaudst In dlasipa.
ton. Franchises Of great value have been
voted away without benefit to the city
treasury and 10 the injury OF the people
solely because bride money waa plentiful.
At the same time honest enterprises
which should have boon encouraged by
the guardians OF the city have had TO pay
blood.money 10 these thieves In official
clothing, This branch Of tho govern.
ment, II opened up, will disclose an Au.
gean stable worthy the efforts Of o nine.
toenth century Hercules. VIII he be
forthcomlng2 Tho facts sufficient to nend
many Of theae men to Joliet are known to
men OF reputation and property. VIII
they dare to come forward and aid In such
q prosecution? t U.J Ey4gH' .45 /"
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DIED.,

WoODMANsEE-0n Sunday. July q, 1857, at $50
O'Clock A. NJ, LEWIS %ooDMANsEs, aged IS
years. IL. lFr11-t F6.0g 2, 81
Funeral iron, his late residence. Drosdside. Ma
,ionHl road, Belmont county, Ohio. this tTues.
day. morning at 10 O'Clock. Intcrnent at St.,
Claissvlllc, Ohio. Friends OF tho family arc
respectfully invited TO attend, ~
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An enterprising physician in Australia
advertises, u will pay oue.half OF the
funeral expenses in Cases where am not
successlul." -PhiladeLphia Cal. :...-l.. w
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In these days Of progressive" all sorts
OF things 1t would be quite in keeping to
call the tramp progressive parasite
LoueN Citizen. =T.'ll H. 7.Jse s5s
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Iuctdea. OF The plt.sburs, lla.lroaa wreck


Incident. OF the Pit,sSargh railroad Wreck.
Pittsburgh Dkpdtch. ell iif y H.I
One Of those amuaius incidents which
always bob up at the most distressing
times, occurred shortly after the Balti-
moro & Ohio train had gone over the
trestle and while the victims were still
crying for help.
While the rcscuing party were working
at the door OF the smoker one Of the
windows was broken open ind u big Ger.
man jumped cut. He was holding his
head and crying bitterly, Hall q dozen
men, thinking be was badly injured,
caug ht him and hustled him into house
near by. Dr.. Oldshoe, who WAS there,
examined him carefully, but could tiud
no wound except slight bruise on the
forehead.
"You're not hurt, man." he said.
"Oh, l can't get homo, but | will die
aure." -s-
You're not hurt at oil, tell you" the
doctor reiterated.
s"oh, | vac not hurt, but I loat mine
umprella."
The doctor tainted.
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sKlN.sUccEss SOAR protects the tourists
against Skin diseases. Do not travel with.
out 1t. at Drug Store Of McLain Bros.
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X. X. Il n. fSn{{ronf}

01T- ~ d. q q % IH1ItlruHus 'YEl- q IEI.
Bellaire i Zanesville Through Passenger leaves
Belaire at S:t0a. m, arrives at Bcllaire at p. m
lWoodsfeld Passenger leaves Bellaire at 4;W y.
H., arrives at Belairc at $40 a. m. rs l.. =
sumncraeld Accommodation leaves BellAire at
loo p. M, arrives at Belaire ut l0:45 q, NJ f ~
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hour until 900 p N. Leave Wheeling part Al IN
&. M. and run every hour uutii 10 D. M, ercent
Church Trains, which will leave tho PARK IT :45
M. and Wheeling at l2:lb p. m, =, '-.''i', -
epso y 17-sTal- @. HIRs0H, Superintendent.
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by virtGe OF a deed OF trust made by Frcdctts
william EnelehRrd and wlie to me M irll,tsr
dated June %, 1898 and recorded In tho office Al
tho Clerk OF tho County Court oil Ohio county,
West Virginia. In Deci OF Trust hook No. % MA
no. SHAH soil at the front door OF the Court ioVS
~ .atA nj nm 5. =
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TRAYELERS' GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE or
"a. TRA1Es-on and alter July II, 1aS7-E1pLA-
SXTIoN OF REYEnEncE MARKS. 'Dally. tBunday
excepted. tIonday cxceptet.-EasternH STANDARD
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SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF AUGUST 1857
commencing at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ, all that pa,i a,
lots numbered nihO aud ten III ChAplne and Far
addition 10 the city Of Wheeling, bounded and a.
scrttcd rs follows: icginning at n point ana y,
the ccntro Of the brick division wall on Inc no,.
crly side oil Twenty third street, and seventy. ~.
icet eaStwardly from tho northeast corner oi Ss,,,
aud Tweuty.third streets; thence uotthwardly Sss
parallel with Water sreet f2l feet 10 the sOuhe,v
side oil ton foot allcywAyau and with the said ,de y,
said nlloy.way castwardly sixteen and eVh.
twolfths feet TO- tho Townsend line, aud with ii,
line southwardly and parallel with Water htr,St NJ
scventy.two aud liine.twctfths fGet thonce SaS'
wardly aud parallel with Twenty,thlrd lltect N
feet: thence fouthwatdly md parallel with Wa,4,
street forty nine and ihrRo,twelithS ieCt To ia
northerly line VI Twcnty.lhlrd street; and win
the same westwardly twenty-five AID epS.
tweliths feet 10 tho beginning.
lERMs or SALE-onethird, and as much mona
the purchaser may elect. cash gu tho day OF sae
tho balance In two equal installmontS payable IN
one aud two years from the dry OF sale with iu,r,
est from that date the purchaser 10 give III pOtc,
for the deferred payments and secure the sane by
deed OF trust upon the property aud insuIhnnn
policies upon tho buildings TO the salsiacllonS
tho trustee. tr,gt HUI-sa
The title is believed good, hut selling a, trustee
shall convoy only the tile vested In inc by aid
deed OF trust.
". II, HkILYH AuCtionoPr - lvis
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H. INHALER Auotionecr. 'DDAf '' jyii
TRUsTEE's SALE OF SEVENTH

TR U STE E'S SALE OF SEVENTH
\ WARD PROPERTY.
BY V1riue Of q deed Of trust fnale by ZabIas z
Elder aud Leroy Elder, her husband, 10 X. ],
corded iu tho otiice OF tho Clerk Of tho County
Court oil Ohio county, West Virginia, In DtCd d
Trust Book No. 90. page bi9, and by virtue OF al
order Of tho Circuit Court Of said Ohio couliy,
made and entered Oh the order book Thereof On
the 18th day July, 1887, by which order The aN
Circuit Court appointed ME as trustee In place
i. J. Stone, deceased, who was trustee In said te
OF trust ard by virtue Of my acceptance Of sAl
appointment 10 open Court aforesaid on the lax
mentioned date, ! shall sell at public auction.
the front door Of tho Court House OF said county,
being the north door thereof, IN the city OF Wheas
Ing, West Virginis, on
SATURDAY, tho eth DAY Of AUGUST, 1857,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, all that parcel 0,
ground lying and situate In tho addition to Ml
city OF wheeling laid out by Daniel Zaae BOUNDED
and described as follows viz: Beeluning at l
point on the east line oil south Huron street
lightweight feet from tho northeast come, d
South Huron street ann Delaware street and lus.
ming thence torthwardly on said South Huma
street twenty-five feet; thence eaStwhrdly parallel
with Delaware street ono hlndrt d and twenty let
to Huron alley: thence with thu line o! Hum.
alley southcrly twenty two feet; thence wrsi#l,t.
ly TO tho place Of beginning together with all ha
improvements thereon ana the heIedtamenn tni
nppurtenances belonging thereto, being all tat
sunc properly conveyed 10 SAlu LaDlpn Eide! "
Alonzo barclay and wife by decd besl igg date d!
10Th day OF March, 1883. and duly recorded.
TERM nF SALE--0ne-third ana aS much noreA
the purchaser may elect, cash on the day OF salt,
the balance In two equal instruments payablel
one and two years from the day oil sale, vita aas
eat from that date. tho purchaser TO give his noa
for the deferred payments, aud secure the same b!
deed OF trust upon tho properly and INSURANCE
policies upon the buildings 10 the satisfaction D!
the trustee. ri sa
The title is believed good, but selling as trussea
shall convey only tho title vested in me By iAd
deed oil trust, appointment and acceptance thCte0L
lfi.-...-E. GAO. B GALDWELl., Trustee.
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SATURDAY. tho 18th DAY OF AUGUST, 1851
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the north one.h,
Of lot No forty Ho), Mtuatcd gu The west sided
Twenty sixth Goth streets formerly called NSs
shall aud Division Streets In tho sixth ward Of Tia
city OF wheeling, bcipg In whist Is known rs Eos,
addition 10 the city OF Wheeling, together with Al
the appnttanance unto the raid lana belongings
In anywtse anpertaining.- -
TRRas OF SlLE-Oue. third and as much uoreu
the purchaser may elect, cash on the day Of Mls
the balance IN two equal installmenH payable d
est from that date, tho purChaSer to give his nat,
for the deferred pay mens, aud secure tho same b,
deed Of trust upon the pIopBrty and Insurance
policies upon the buildings 10 tho satisfaction b
tho trustee. ~ g.-1.r's
Tho tito is believed good, but selling as trusts
/ shall convey only tho title vested In INC By aid
deed OF trust. f' =
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TRusTEE,s SALE OF FIFTH WARD
l. PROPERTY. S- gu#6'I IN 'o
Hiy virtue o. n decd Of trust made by Aru,,
Nnlcy and wills TO me rs trustee dated Seb;e,as"at
7, 1886, and recorded In tho office OF Tho tietI y
the County Court OF Ohio county, West Vlnini.
IN Deed Of Trust Book No. a. page Sil, shall VII
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The title Is believed good, hut selling AZ ,ru,,es
| shall convoy only tho title vested In mo BY aa
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TRSUyss1T,ElsEE;,,s: SALE OF SMITH WARD

decd OF trust. ~ l
Nh 5.t.ti4 ". r. HUBBARD, Trustee
". II. HALLYR AuctionePr Ivif
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TRUSTER,s SALE.
T,RUsTEE's SALE.

IA .HI'a1. |..sr. "a.
by virtue Of decd OF trust made BY Im,, r,,
and Anna Fuhr. his wife, 10 mo NJ trusts d ,shs
March H. 1884, recorded In the ofllrc Of ia qaSI
Of the C0antyf Court OF Ohio COUNTY, We,,' Wsis
sinis. in Decd Of Trust hock No a, psgc il VI W;
sell at the front door OF tbs Court aolIc Al w, VII
county, on SAG
SATURDAY. tho 9th DAY OF AUGUST ,ss-
commencing Al 10 O'Clock A. NJ. tho fOlloainS
scribed real estate, situated In tho Kshh WA =,
the city o. Wheeling, In tho county Of ohiS 10y y
State oil West Virginia, and Designated n iSc " rs,
numbered sixteen n square numbered eishiessun''
Ing laid out BY spslgg and Richie. - "uee''
TERNs oy -0ne.thitd aud as much ,por, a.
tho purchaser elects to pay In cash, on he Inv ~,
salc tho balance In two equal inVtamenis 81, =,
In one and two years from the day Of sale Wiz in,
tcrcst from that day, tho purchaser 10 plye H.
note for the deferred payments, and sect,e H. H.
samc by deed Of trust upon the property AMI I IN.
surance policies upon The buildings 10 Tho Sat,a
lion Of the trustee. II.ft 81 =. : -''''e'
The tito Is believed good. ou. selling az trustee
shall convey only Tho LtlH veated III me.
W, II. HAfIEn. lurtioncer. m
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The Bowling Green Sentinel has an OPP
porlunity now TO correct iis misinformaA :
tion about the election in Michigan, and
the wise talk of Sheridan Sho Okla organ.
"about legislation over the head ds oI the
people" by quoting from that stauncli Re-
publican paper, the Toledo Blade, its lnpi
Saturday nights editorial in whicl, II CON.
cedrd that There reems To be no doubt but
thut the Prohibition amendment in Mich
igan WAS LOST ny FRAUD" Cun'i you
spare space enough IN your paper to allow
the Diade TO tell the whole story?
The legislation proposed III Michigan
seems TO have been Of kind that suited
the people, but il WA over the heads of
the politicians, aud so they resor,ed To the
Missis' ippi plan aud counted out the
amendment. Let the people know the
facts, That il is mainly the politicians
who don't care !or the preservation ui the
home, aud, in greed lor Office, prolung the
life Of business that drapes halt the
homes Of the land in weeds Of woe.
Don't fail also, TO read Miss Wizards
account of the battle. Her words are more
inspiring than any which can be spoken
on the wool question. Give the people in-
formations. Oh old il was said: "My people
are destroyed for lack Of knowledge"
Help to snve them by giving the facts
about the battles of to-day.
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LATEST BY TELEPHONE.

MISS Grace Hollenbeck started this
morning for visit with relatives in Ann
Arbor, Mich.
Con,rsde Fred Schwind is the accred.
tied delegate from Wolford Post to he
State Encainpment g. A. r. Mt. Spring
field this week, and has not returned to
report what good time lie had while
there.
Mr.. Thomas B. McGroth, Of East To.
ledo, has formed co-parinership with
Mr., Henry g. Leydorf, and they have COM
menced the manufacture Of the popular
Leydorf Patent Cultivator. Further par.
ticulars hereafter.
Mr.. ]. II. Williams, of Urbann, who
has no relation or connection whatever
with the old maids real estate specua =
tion, mentioned In another column, ar
rived here this morning and Is hende,
for Bowling Green, not to see cousin, nun
or uncle but TO look after his real eslal,
interests I'll ere.